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The Santa Clara Newspaper editorial commenting on how "The university's decision to review the Greek system is wrong, even if sororities and fraternities take away from school." The author believes the decision should be left of to the students…

A two-paged spread on the growth Greek life experienced during the mid-1980s. This growth enabled sororities and fraternities to create a Greek council consisting of representatives from each group. Greek life popularity is attributed to different…

1990, Letter from Co-Founder of the Santa Clara University Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter to the current Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter about how to deal with their current predicament.

1990, San Jose Mercury news article titled, "Fraternity loses SCU sanction" reporting on Santa Clara's decision to withdraw recognition of Sigma Phi Epsilon after they were implicated in a sexist and racist newsletter.

1990, Santa Clara Magazine spread on "Fraternity Disciplined" and "Improving Campus Climate." The articles focus on the suspension of Sigma Phi Epsilon, consequences this decision may spell for all of Greek life, and the affect the fraternities'…

1991, San Jose Mercury news article, "Neighbors' complaints against students rise," comments on how Santa Clara residential complaints correlate with the cancellation of Theta Chi's city permit, as well as stricter regulation of Sororities and…

2000, "The Santa Clara" newspaper article titled, "SAE's chapter suspended for two years," mentions SAE history of malfeasance, and makes the distinction that their discipline should be a "wake-up call for for the whole Greek system."

2000, Fact Sheet on Fraternities commenting on the review process as well as listing statistics.

2000, Fr. Locatelli's talking points for Greek Meetings, regarding the review with Greek life its rationale, precedents, University Policy Committee on Student Affairs, and timelines.

2000, Letter Written by Provost Denise L. Carmody to David Pleins, the Chain of the University Policy Committee on Student Affairs, asking the Committee to conduct a review of Greek life and determine their future with Santa Clara University.